Unbelievable

Ajax keeper is awful. Kept Krul out of the national team last round of internationals

Mancini to get the sack tonight too?

Ronaldo City defending

Wow

2-1 against 9 men

Ruiz out injured. How lucky are these fuckers..?

FF points

Lucky bastards..

If I was Martin Jol I wouldn't even bother putting a replacement CB on..

Never a straight red..

What a day if you're a Man City supporter..

Nearly scored in Fergie time..

Wow

Fuck international football, especially friendlies.

Are we playing 3 wingers today?

Those must be old quotes. Rubbish article.

Please let's not make that his epithet, man. As bas as referring to Wes Brown as 'the Champions' League winner'. They both have those respective accolades but they don't necessarily represent their ability, nor put them beyond reproach or sensible criticism. Are you seriously suggesting you can't see the difference between a manager of a mid-table team receiving those accolades for managing his team to being in the mix for CL football until the very last weekend of the season and a utility player of a great squad winning a medal in a tournament he barely featured in?

Dan Abrahams is actually a top sports psychologist, but not that you'll care. I don't know how people get so wound up about things like that when its blatantly obvious we set up to contain teams and clearly lack an attacking mindset. Calm down, ffs. Look who's talking.. Has it totally escaped your mind we finished fifth last season, way better than most on here dared to dream, and our manager was awarded the manager of the year award as a result. Aye, I bet some two bob "top sports physchologist" would know better - tactics and psychology are near enough the same thing..

I'm sure the manager of the year will be thrilled by this great insight from a psychological coach wannabee..

Fuck

Overseas TV revenue deal for next 3 season looks like achieving 1.4 billion target, taking the total for TV revenues for the Premiership to 5 billion for the next 3 seasons.. Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/nov/12/premier-league-tv-rights-5-bn